AudibleNod

AudibleNod t1_j9ope5e wrote

The law enforcement officers who participated in the ambush divvyed up Bonnie & Clyde's weapons as trophies. Like old fashioned privateers. So it's no stretch to think that they could also keep the car.

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AudibleNod OP t1_j9fbez2 wrote

>“Product with batch codes ZLZHZF and ZLZHZZ both with a UPC Code of 300871214415 and a “Use By Date” of “1 Mar 2024” should be disposed of or returned to the place of purchase for a total refund,” said Reckitt.

Emphasis mine.

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>No illnesses from the formula have been reported.

That's a small mercy at least.

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AudibleNod t1_j7ppddc wrote

Because Cheney would not comply with an order while in office. And the post of about Cheney's infamous victim.

But I did look it up:

>Quayle confirmed to CNN that everything was turned over to the Archives, and sources familiar with the records of Cheney said he also turned everything over when he left the White House. A spokesperson for Gore said he and his staff turned everything over when leaving the White House and no classified material has been discovered since.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/26/politics/archives-letter-former-presidents-vice-presidents-classified-documents/index.html

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AudibleNod t1_j7mecwu wrote

I'll never get over the fact that Harry Whittington publicly apologized to Dick Cheney for getting shot in the face by Cheney.

Also, I've brought it up before on Reddit. But we've heard from Clinton, Bush and Obama about not having classified documents. We haven't heard from Cheney if he did a sweep. And the last mention of "classified documents" and "Cheney" was a story where he said his office would not comply with an executive order regarding them.

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AudibleNod t1_j6yzxdr wrote

When Gitmo opened it's prison for detainees held in the War on Terror, they stated they'd honor the spirit of the Geneva Conventions even though the people captured were classified as "enemy combatants" and not soldiers. Currently, 34 people are being held there. The Geneva Conventions require belligerents to repatriate POWs upon the end of hostilities. Operation Iraqi Freedom ended in 2010 and Operation Enduring Freedom ended in 2014. If the "spirit" of the Geneva Conventions was a consideration these men (as good or bad as they may be) should have been repatriated.

What this does, is give any potential enemy of the US less of an incentive to treat US servicemembers well.

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AudibleNod t1_j6n0za5 wrote

>Two of the three counts against Patel come with domestic violence and great bodily injury enhancements, San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said during a news conference Monday.

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>“Miraculously though, the four-year-old came out with just some bruises, and that does not qualify for significant bodily injury,”

Good for the kid and somehow also the would-be family killer.

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